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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1910

Page

5

Protests filed in Washington Post auto test run incident

Maxwell-Krispoe Washington Company filed a protest against Molina car No 14 for stalling between Charlottesville and The Farms during the Post test run to Richmond. Officials will assess class C standings after penalties and alleged brake issues. Several cars, including a Moline and an Oldsmobile tourer, showed penalties yet finished with varied scores, while Maxwell entry No 18 and others returned to Philadelphia and Washington observers noted ongoing car conditions.

Maxwell- Krispoe Washington Company Maxwell Richmond Molina Charlottesville Farms Robert & Caverly Technial American Automobile Association Maxwell Eutry Serail Cor Ming Washington City Fodaouiee Wally William Smith Philadelphia Mall Cretestius Moline Cartn Witty Smith Walls Boston Sun A. D. Rea Buick

Army Orders and Officer Transfers and Details

Army orders list leaves of absence, transfers, duties at American Lake and Fort Russell, observer assignments, regimental promotions, and detachments for August. Officers named include Holmberg, Erwin, Relph, Sirmyer, Trott, Earle, Beeuwkes, Moore, Casper, White, James, and many others with posting to Manila, Leon Springs, Dakota, and Texas.

Carl EB. Holmberg Medical Reserve Corps James B. Erwin Relph Coast Artillery Corp Eagar A Sirmyer Eighth Cavalry Clement A. Trott Fifth Infantry Joseph H Earle Corps of Engineers Henry Beeuwkes Charles B. Moore Twenty-seventh Infantry Joseph Casper George H. White Sixteenth Infantry Ninth Infantry Luther R. James Franklin D Johnson B. Frank Chestham Herbert C. Williams American Lake Wash Department of the Columbia Charles 8 Farnsworth Slaleenth Udwerd L. Munison Medical Corps le Roy Eltinge Fif Teenth Cavalry James A. Wondruff Frank M. Caldwell Twelfth Cenvary Giern H Davis Twelfth Infantry Ernest D. Scott Fifth Field Artslery Joseph F. Jamda First Infantry James W McAndrew Third Infantry Samus D Horkenbach Twelfth Cavalry Manila Philippine Islands Fort A Russell A Russell Edward No Jones Seventeenth Infantry Berkeley Endchs Nineteenth John W. Barnes Eenth Lawrence Halstead Eamund M. Leary Wloventh Deight E. Aultman Sant Truman Murphy D A. Russell Wye Wll Monroe Kerth Twenty-third Infantry New Castle Del Wne South Framington Mays Augusta Mantle Conn Jay FE Hoffer Ordnance Department Sandy Hook Proving Ground Sandy Hook Dorsey Cullen Cavalry George B Sharoh Nath Philip A Bagby Sith Ceutenant Tuther Ro Jamen Leutenant Parte Wis Department of Dakota Charles Lincoln Leon Springs Tes Department of Tevas Hubert Alevandar Signal Corps Willany H Oury John 8 Winn Sturgis Grand Ledge Mich Howard Ho Bally Sumner New York City

Marion and rivals parade after trip in running order

The Marion shows slight trouble between Washington and Richmond yet wins around town yesterday with driver Herbert Hall. Mora entry by John Fister repairs a crank plug while Ed Drake fixes a Ford ere. Columbia returns with a clean score. Amplex and Warren-Detroit are active as referees. Regal faces differential trouble but still on streets. Nearly 4500 miles traveled with no major repairs. Contestants pleased and planning next year’s event.

Marion Washington Richmond Herbert Hall John Fister Ed Drake Bert Robertson Columbia Ohn Burns Amplex

Diplomas Held Up At Naval Academy Graduation

Midshipmen Howard Flanigan Herbert Roesch Chariton Rattle and Thomas Nicholson will not receive diplomas Friday. They must pass a reexamination at Annapolis to qualify. Prizes and medals for academics and gunnery were awarded at the dress parade. A midweek reunion and banquet will honor graduates with Rear Admiral Aaron Ward presiding.

Washington Annapolis Neval Academy Board of Tors Severn River Board of Visitors L. P. Padgett Tennessee Bowyer Aaron Ward Ward Follette Bradley Thomas Richey Ames Parker Perth Amboy N. J R. &. Coontz Naval Academy George B. Clark R. B Howe Omaha Nept The Navy Anson Ward Scieut J. M Howard Flani‘gan New York Herbert C. Roesch Oregon Chariton E Rattle Georgia Thomas A. Nicholson Armapols

Morphine Defense Delays Trial In Doxey Case In St Louis

In St Louis on June 1 the night session in the murder case of Mrs Dara E Doxey was abandoned due to the defendant s illness She plans to testify later denying causing Orders death and contesting other charges Her lawyers say she will blame morphine addiction A poison squad experiment with animals was shown as part of the defense Dr C D Evans from Columbus Nebraska testified about Doxey s morphine exposure last November noting she took fourteen grains over two days Iowa Republican Convention posts seals for Des Moines event Aug 3 by Carl Wyseau Wyke Wyke Wyake chairman of the Republican State Central committee announced the seals

St. Louis Kadhim C.D. Evans Columbus Nebr

Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive at Various Ports

Arrived ships include Preston at Delaware breakwater Vicksbury at Carinta Dubuque at Uitefields Biringham at Philadelphia and New Orleans Also listed are entries for yana Sainit Chattanooga and Cleveland from Cavite for Guam Princeton from Carinty for Bremertn Birmingham from Hampton Reads for Philadelphia Paul Jones Preble and Stewart from Santa Barbara for Monterey Whippie lull and Trux tun from Satla Cruz for San Pedro Wolverine from June for Detroit Eagle from Guantanamo for Fortsouth NH.

Preston Delaware Breakwater Vicksbury Carinta Dubuque Uitefields Biringham Philadelphia New Orleans Yana Sainit Chattanooga Cleveland Cavite Guam Princeton Carinty Bremertn Birmingham Hampton Reads Paul Jones Preble Stewart Santa Barbara Monterey Lull Trux~ Tun San Pedro Wolverine Detroit Eagle Guantanamo Fortsouth

Halley and Comet Theories From Ancient Texts

The piece surveys Halley’s comet and a 16th century German chronicle describing a daytime comet in 1106. It notes Newton predicting its 2255 return, discusses Eddington’s solar-matter tail theory, and cautions that current data do not yet confirm new ideas while confirming the sun’s ejected matter visible in eclipses.

Germany Conradus Lycosthenes Bari Italy Isaac Newton Newton Halsey Whisten Cambridge Basas Eddington Morehouse Mr. Eddington

Navy Officers Mulcted In Mileage Repayment Case

At Annapolis officers meet for the naval academy reunion amid a dispute over government mileage payments. The comptroller rules since 1907 amounts paid to officers ordered home on leave were in error and must be refunded, with deductions from pay. An officer faces over $600 owed and plans to challenge the deduction in court.

Washington Annapolis L.neval Neval Academy Gnner Comptroller of the Treasury

Navy officer orders and appointments marked in July list

Rear Admiral A C Dillingham and R C Giffes receive home duties at Boston Navy Yard. Paymaster P Seckett on two months sick leave. Chief Boatswains B E J Norcot and J Motley, Boatswain F Allen, Machinist G W Byrne assigned to duty in Lebanon. Paymaster’s Clerk 1 F Cato appointed as jar master’s clerk on boat Maryland.

A. C Dillingham R. C. Giffes Navy Yard Boston P Seckett J Norcot J. Motley F. Allen G W Byrne Lebanon F Cato Navy Maryland

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